Challenge: Using only English training data, ISI-Clear makes global events available on-demand in 100 languages . Using a fixed task, events may still shift from day to day .
Approach: They propose a cross-lingual zero-shot event extraction system that makes global events available on-demand in 100 languages.
Outcome: The proposed system can extract events from non-English documents in 100 languages.

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